Jobless lazybones Chang Shik (Lim Chang Jung) is a psychology graduate who has been boarding with his married brother over two years. Living next door, Mi Young (Kim Sun Ah) always fancies herself as a superstar despite her failing attempts in the past. One day, the two of them witness a traffic accident that kills a rich man. Hoping to unveil the death of his father, the man's son offers a big cash prize to those who can provide details about the accident. Can Chang Shik and Mi Young earn the prize? Find out in Great Expectations from Cracked Eggs & Noodles director Oh Sang Hoon.

Korea's first sex comedy has been greeted with cheerful laughter in theaters all over Korea. Revolving around the amusing fantasies and not-so-innocent crushes of teenage boys, Wet Dreams is packed with fun dialogue and hilarious scenes.

When student teacher Yoo Ri (Kim Sun Ah, My Lovely Sam-Soon) arrives at an all-boys high school, she promptly becomes every student's fantasy girl and wet dream inspiration. They spend all their class time daydreaming about her and imagining various inappropriate scenarios. Dong Hyun (Noh Hyung Ok) is particularly determined to win the affections of the classroom goddess. Yoo Ri, however, only has eyes for school worker Byung Chul (Lee Bum Soo), but he doesn't seem to be interested.

Based on a well-known novel, Dance with the Wind is the debut film from Park Jung Woo, who wrote the screenplays of hits like Jail Breakers and Attack the Gas Station. Lee Sung Jae (Daisy) stars as avid dancer Poong Shik, who has to face a society that has a very low opinion of his interest. He finds a partner in female detective Yeon Hwa, who originally intended to investigate Poong Shik, but ends up learning how to dance from him instead. Featuring remarkable dance sequences that required four months of focused training, Dance With the Wind promises to entertain with its beautiful dancing and touching story.

Mr. Wacky is a comedy from first-time director Kim Dong Uk. Park Gun Hyung, star of Innocent Steps, plays Ju Ho, a layabout playboy who spends his life chasing girls and staying out late. His grandfather scolds him for living life so carelessly, and sends him off to work. But he doesn't send him far. Ju Ho's grandfather runs a high school and so gives his wayward grandson the position of mathematics teacher.

It looks like it is going to take more than this to sort out Ju Ho's life. The school is not exactly Ivy League - there are mounting disciplinary problems with the students, the staff are only interested in their paychecks and the police have received reports of corporal punishment! However, a young female teacher, Yoon So Ju (Kim Hyo Jin from Everybody Has Secrets), takes it upon herself to give Ju Ho some much needed guidance.

Woo Ji Hoon (Yeon Jung Hoon earlier seen in Sad Love Story) makes a living as a magician and nothing is easier for him than attracting beautiful women. He has an irresistible charm that draws all females to his side like a magnet - all but one, the charming teacher Koo Hee Won (Park Jin Hee from Stroll). Ji Hoon tried to make her his latest love possession but was bluntly turned down. As luck would have it both Hee Won and Ji Hoon can't resist the temptation of arranging a blind date on the internet setting in motion a firework of hilarious consequences.

It's a battle for love between bitter rivals: a primary school teacher...and her twelve year-old student? From Jang Gyu Seong, director of the hit comedy My Teacher, Mr. Kim, comes Lovely Rivals, a hilarious and bittersweet comedy about an unlikely love triangle. Yeom Jung Ah (co-star of A Tale of Two Sisters, and winner of the 2004 Best Supporting Actress Award at the Daejong Film Awards) is Yeo Mi Ok, a lazy elementary school teacher who longs for a bigger and better teaching job. Thanks to her fiery and sometimes mean personality, Mi Ok is unpopular with everyone in school. For herself, she couldn't care less that is, until she meets the handsome new teacher (Lee Ji Hoon) and instantly falls in love!

Mi Ok pretends to be kind and sweet to win his heart, but romantic competition arrives in a surprisingly pint-sized package: Ko Mi Nam (Lee Se Young), one of Mi Ok's students, and a romantic rival to be reckoned with! A recent transfer from another school, Mi Nam is precocious both physically and mentally, and is determined to expose Mi Ok's true personality for all to see! The two "women" engage in an escalating war, but beneath their battles there are lessons to be learned. Can Mi Ok rediscover what it truly means to be a teacher? With a top cast, winning characters, and heartfelt laughs, Lovely Rivals is a surprising and genuinely crowd-pleasing comedy that's sure to entertain!

Jo Geun Sik, director of Once in a Summer, made his film debut in 2002 with the entertaining high school gangster comedy Conduct Zero, a.k.a. No Manners. Working in a loaded genre that Korean cinema seems to particularly revel in, he strikes a robust mix of action, comedy, and even some romance. Entertaining and irreverent, the film is fun to watch, and certainly a sign of greater things to come for actor Ryoo Seung Bum (Crying Fist). Also moving things along is the comic energy of Lim Eun Kyung (Resurrection of the Little Match Girl), Kong Hyo Jin (Memento Mori, Sang Doo! Let's Go To School), and Bong Tae Gyu (See You After School).

Joong Pil (Ryoo Seong Bum) might not be the brightest bulb on the tree, but he is the school's top fighter and alpha gang leader. From laying claim over the school rooftop to bullying classmates to fighting rival gangs, Joong Pil's got no time for studying when there's so much troublemaking to be done. But then he falls hard for Min Hee (Lim Eun Kyung), the top student at a neighboring all-girls high school. Lovestruck Joong Pil begins to divert time from fighting to other endeavors, like chasing after Min Hee and frantically trying to find a class he can pass. But then into the pictures comes an even ruder transfer student who's intent on taking Joong Pil's top dog status.

At a remote boarding school, there exists a staircase with 28 stairs. Legend claims that if you walk up all 28 stairs and find a 29th, you can make a wish and it shall be granted. But there are things that are better left unknown. Ji Sung (Song Ji Hyo, Jumong) and So Hee (Park Han Byul, Freeze) are friends who study in the same ballet class. However hard she tries, Jin Sung cannot compete with So-Hee, and feelings of jealousy begin to arise. When So Hee is admitted to a dancing competition, Ji Sung invites So-Hee to the stairs. Eventually, Ji Sung is also allowed to join the competition, but the price she has to pay far exceeds her expectations.

The third film in an unconnected series of horror-dramas, Wishing Stairs follows in the footsteps of Whispering Corridors and Memento Mori to deliver a tense and unnerving cinematic experience!

Directed by Jung Jong Hoon, February 29 is part of the One Day Suddenly : 4 Horror Stories film series. Lamenting the state of the horror genre in Korea, director Ahn Byung Ki of APT and Phone said he was the only one left making horror films who was truly interested in the genre. But he didn't just come to the table with empty words; he gave a chance to like-minded people to do the genre justice, producing One Day Suddenly. Ahn created four different horror stories, all adapted from Yoo Il Han's works and exploring different subtexts of the horror genre, and gave four young directors their first shots at directing true horror.

Midnight. Ji Yeon, a tollgate clerk, notices a strange smell coming from one of the cars passing through, their ticket stained in blood. When one of her friends is killed at another tollgate, she joins two detectives in trying to find the culprit. Starring Park Eun Hye (Fireworks, Dae Jang Geum) and Lim Ho (Dae Jang Geum, Dae Jo Young).

In South Korea, summer is the season for horror films, and the first to hit theaters in 2007 was Kim Ji Hwan's directorial debut, The Evil Twin. A rare entry into the historical horror genre, this Joseon period chiller offers a horrifying interpretation of the classic Cinderella story of Kongji and Patzzi. One of the most promising young actresses in Korea, teenaged television starlet Park Shin Hye from Palace S and Trees in Heaven takes on her first leading film role, and she adeptly captures the polar personalities of her two characters, playing both the innocent and the evil with equal convince. The film co-stars Jae Hee (3-iron) and Yang Geum Suk.

Ten years ago, twin sisters So Yeon and Hyo Jin (Park Shin Hye) both fell into a river, claiming the life of Hyo Jin and leaving So Yeon comatose. Ten years later, So Yeon finally wakes up. Though she has lost her memory, she is troubled by what she can't remember, and often shows characteristics similar to her dead sister. As she recovers, the past slowly returns - the circumstances of the accident, the sisters' jealous rivalry over So Yeon's husband-to-be Hyun Sik (Jae Hee) - and a series of mysterious murders befalls the village.

Talented director Kim Sang Hin (Attack the Gas Station ) and actor Cha Seung Won previously joined forces for the comedy Jail Breakers, and now they take viewers on a very different thrill ride. Actress Jang Seo Hee (My Captain, Mr. Underground) makes her silver screen debut in the hilariously funny Ghost House. Park Pil Gi (Cha Seung Won, Small Town Rivals) has always dreamt of having his own house. He is overjoyed when he finally finds a unique house by the sea. However, Park soon discovers that things are not as rosy as he would like them to be as the original owner, a female ghost (Jang Seo Hee), is trying her very best to kick him out of his newfound home.

After moving to a studio apartment with her young daughter, Min Young starts noticing strange events. Her neighbor complains of noise from above even though they hear nothing, and her daughter starts acting strange and following a strange woman.

Starring Kim Suh Hyung (The City of Violence) and Kim Yoo Jung, Forbidden Floor directed by Kwon Il Soo is part of the One Day Suddenly: 4 Horror Stories K-horror collection produced by APT and Phone director Ahn Byung Ki. Ahn created four different stories, all adapted from Yoo Il Han's works and exploring different subtexts of the horror genre, and gave four young directors their first shots at directing true horror.

Four of Korea's most acclaimed stars - Lost heroine Kim Yoon Jin, Kim Sun Ah (My Lovely Sam-Soon). Kim Seung Woo (Woman on the Beach), and Choi Min Soo (Holiday) - star in the gripping 2002 suspense thriller Yesterday written and directed by Jeong Yun Su (My Girl and I). In 1990 six children suddenly disappeared near the Korean border while a National Defense team was carrying out top-secret research. 30 years later, in 2020, a series of linked murders take place in the same area and all the victims are scientists. A special investigation team of South and North Korean experts is established to launch a full-scale search for the killer. However, the killer is always one step ahead and escapes with ease. Three more scientists go missing and the only clue available is a mysterious code: "Yesterday".

Lamenting the state of the horror genre in Korea, director Ahn Byung Ki of APT and Phone said he was the only one left making horror films who was truly interested in the genre. But he didn't just come to the table with empty words; he gave a chance to like-minded people to do the genre justice, producing One Day Suddenly. Ahn created four different horror stories, all adapted from Yoo Il Han's works and exploring different subtexts of the horror genre, and gave four young directors their first shots at directing true horror. Directed by Kim Jeong Min, Dark Forest stars the up-and-coming actress So Yi Hyun (Revenge, Hyena) and Lee Jong Hyuk (Radio Dayz, A Day For An Affair). Enjoying an excursion into a prohibited forest, Woo Jin, Jung Ah and other friends suddenly find themselves stranded in a place where no mobile phone works. But there's something much scarier looming in the darkest corners of the forest.

Her Technique is the third episode of OCN's groundbreaking series Temptation of Eve, a 4-episodic sexy thriller about the lust and temptation experienced by four women and their victims of love. Temptation of Eve looks to Hollywood's Basic Instinct as its model, creating sensationalism and interest in a genre rarely tackled in the history of Korean film. Scoring ratings comparable to that of a top-rated drama on a major broadcast channel, Temptation of Eve offers sophisticated cinematography, shocking but meticulously created intimate scenes, grisly murder plots, and the complex portrayal of its characters.

A popular surgeon with a bright future and women falling at his feet, Ji Hoon is at the top of the world. Although married, he fantasizes of a woman with a butterfly tattooed on her pelvis - a vision from his reccurring dreams. During a business trip, he meets an attractive woman named Hae Young, who coldly refuses his advances. Not accustomed to such rejection, Ji Hoon smiles as he heads back home. A few days later, he receives an unexpected call from Hae Young, and begins a risky affair. But soon afterwards, his wife receives a mysterious package containing incriminating photos of her husband...

Are you ready to rumble? Director Kim Jin Sung throws his metaphorical hat into the squared circle with Geochilmaru - The Showdown, a thoroughly exciting, no holds barred, fight filled extravaganza that looks to be the latest Korean film to align itself with the rich tradition of martial arts cinema, a legacy that extends from even before Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon to Tony Jaa's Tom Yum Goong! Shot on digital video, this modestly budgeted actioner centers on the fates of eight extremely talented martial artists who all hail from different walks of life. Each and every one of these eager, gifted combatants has been invited to travel to an isolated mountainous region. But for what purpose?

Once they reach their destination, these eight very different men are forced to do battle, engaging in a formal competition to determine the best of the best. The prize? It seems that the last man standing in this free-for-all martial arts competition will then win the opportunity to go toe to toe with the mysterious host of the tournament, an enigmatic fighter known only by the name Geochilmar! As these men wage war for the throne of the Murmigjon, who will win out? Instead of relying on computer-generated images or high-flying wire work, the director hired real life martial artists to do all their own stunts. Featuring wall to wall action, unbelievable physical acrobatics, and a special appearance from singer Kim C, Geochilmaru - The Showdown is one movie that's got a real kick!

The Gag Concert gang is back! One of the most popular standup comedy shows in Korea, Gag Concert is bringing back the tradition of comedy for children, which was made popular by none other than Shim Hyung Rae, now director of films like Yonggari and D-War. After the previous two Galgalri installments, Galgalri Family & Dracula (a hilarious pastiche of Hong Kong horror comedies and kung fu flicks, with some Korean traditions thrown in the mix) and Magic Police, the gang returns with Galgari Family 2, directed by the legendary Nam Ki Nam, one of the most prolific Korean directors of all time.

What if the son of a gangster and the president's son became rivals? Transferring to the same school on the same day, Bada and Haneul (Sea and Sky!) find themselves fighting for the same girl, Mina. They're just kids, it's understandable. Problem is the grown ups who follow them also start fighting each other in the strangest of ways. Starring in the show are Kim Hyun Sook of the Chulsandra segment, Kim Shi Deok, Kim Byung Man of the Crying Fist segment, and impersonation queen Kang Ju Hee, along with plenty of other Gag Concert stars.

The Gag Concert gang is back! One of the most popular standup comedy shows in Korea, Gag Concert is bringing back the tradition of comedy for children, which was made popular by none other than Shim Hyung Rae, now director of films like Yonggari and D-War. After the previous two Galgalri installments, Galgalri Family & Dracula (a hilarious pastiche of Hong Kong horror comedies and kung fu flicks, with some Korean traditions thrown in the mix) and Magic Police, the gang returns with Galgallri Family 2, directed by the legendary Nam Ki Nam, one of the most prolific Korean directors of all time.

What if the son of a gangster and the president's son became rivals? Transferring to the same school on the same day, Bada and Haneul (Sea and Sky!) find themselves fighting for the same girl, Mina. They're just kids, it's understandable. Problem is the grown ups who follow them also start fighting each other in the strangest of ways. Starring in the show are Kim Hyun Sook of the Chulsandra segment, Kim Shi Deok, Kim Byung Man of the Crying Fist segment, and impersonation queen Kang Ju Hee, along with plenty of other Gag Concert stars.

Complex emotional relationships and human nature's darker sides are explored in this captivating suspense drama about a cop whose lust for love threatens to get in the way of his professional life. Ki Hoon (Han Suk Kyu) is a guy who doesn't mind an erotic adventure or two. Even though he is married to the charming and beautiful Soo Hyun, he engages in a passionate affair with his wife's friend, night club singer Ka Hee (Lee Eun Joo). As if things weren't complicated enough, he also starts to fall for murder suspect Kyung Hee, whom he believe may be involved in the killing of her husband.

Directed by Daniel H. Byun (Interview), The Scarlet Letter is perhaps now most remembered as actress Lee Eun Joo's last film. The star of such films as Taegugki and Bunjee Jumping of Their Own, Lee committed suicide shortly after shooting the film. Her co-star in the film, Han Suk Kyu, is one of Korea's most respected character actors, having previously appeared in such blockbusters as Shiri and Green Fish, which won him Best Actor awards at both the Blue Dragon Awards and the Daejong Film Festival in 1997. The Scarlet Letter also attracted a lot of attention for its explicit lovemaking scenes.

Horror movies and gangster comedies have been pleasing lovers of Korean cinema for quite a while. Now along comes To Catch a Virgin Ghost which offers an amusing blend of the two beloved genres. Directed by Shin Jung Won, the film adds a new twist to familiar genre tropes. Actor/singer Lim Chang Jung (Sex Is Zero) is in top form as the film's wacky gangster boss.

Sok Tae has just completed a robbery with his gang members, but he's not in the mood to share the diamonds that are now under his possession. As a result, he becomes the hot target of gang boss Yang Yi (Lim Chang Jung) who chases him all the way to the desolate town of Sisily, where the residents have prepared a few mysterious surprises for the unsuspecting visitors.

Funnyman Cha Tae Hyun from My Sassy Girl teams up with Park Joong Hoon (Hwang San Bul) to show off extraordinary comedic flair in the action comedy Two Guys. Hoon (Cha Tae Hyun) works as a driver for people who for special reasons cannot drive themselves. As he has never made any efforts to repay his huge debt, debt collector Joon Tae (Park Joong Hoon) comes to him one day and threatens to take out Hoon's internal organs for sale if he does not settle the debt within 14 hours. Closely followed by Joon Tae, Hoon has no choice but to work as Joon Tae's partner. After driving for a drunk expatriate customer, they accidentally find the most advanced semiconductor made in South Korea. The two guys are aiming to make big money with their unexpected windfall, but they suddenly find themselves wanted by both industrial spies and government agents.

Youth romance sizzles for Song Seung Heon (Tale of Autumn) and Jung Da Bin (Rooftop Room Cat) in the silver screen blockbuster He Was Cool. Based on a best-selling novel, the film is helmed by Lee Hwan Kyung, who recently directed Lump Sugar. Jung portrays vivid and clever high school girl Ye Won, who falls into an unlikely relationship with the wealthy and arrogant Eun Seong (Song Seung Heon). The king of the school, Eun Seong is quick with the fist and insufferably rude, but Ye Won realizes that beneath his tough exterior, he is struggling overcome the shadows of his past.

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